Big Bend of the Colorado now requires day use reservations, according to Bob Mergell, Administrator of Nevada State Parks. The system was introduced last year to help reduce morning congestion and allow visitors to better plan their time at the park. The move has been successful and will continue in an effort to improve access and protect the park’s natural resources.
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The reservation system was launched as a response to increasing visitor numbers and the resulting congestion, particularly in the mornings. By requiring reservations, the park is able to manage the flow of visitors and ensure a more enjoyable experience for everyone.
The park authorities appreciate the cooperation of the visitors in this matter. They believe that the reservation system will not only improve access to the park but also help in conserving the park’s natural resources.